SSD is wrong before boot to system
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I installed Ubuntu 16.04 six months ago. Everything worked perfectly.
And then I installed Steam and I played a PC game for maybe 3 hours, and powered off my PC at night. The next day, there was a problem when booting my system.
Error: Enviroment block too small
I tried to find information about how to repair this and I tried to repair it with recovery mode. (here).
And I had the same problem with Windows (boot problem), then I re-installed and it was working again.
Maybe wrong SSD??
I don't want to reinstall again. Where is the problem?
Thank you for answer.
Here is log from BootRepair while using an Ubuntu liveCD.
PC:
- SSD Disk Samsung EVO 250GB
- Motherboard ASRock F55
- 12GB RAM (I tried Memory test and was good)
- GPU: GeForce GTX 960
- CPU: Intel Core i5
16.04 boot nvidia ssd
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I installed Ubuntu 16.04 six months ago. Everything worked perfectly.
And then I installed Steam and I played a PC game for maybe 3 hours, and powered off my PC at night. The next day, there was a problem when booting my system.
Error: Enviroment block too small
I tried to find information about how to repair this and I tried to repair it with recovery mode. (here).
And I had the same problem with Windows (boot problem), then I re-installed and it was working again.
Maybe wrong SSD??
I don't want to reinstall again. Where is the problem?
Thank you for answer.
Here is log from BootRepair while using an Ubuntu liveCD.
PC:
- SSD Disk Samsung EVO 250GB
- Motherboard ASRock F55
- 12GB RAM (I tried Memory test and was good)
- GPU: GeForce GTX 960
- CPU: Intel Core i5
16.04 boot nvidia ssd
edited Jan 29 at 7:44
ravery
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asked Jan 28 at 19:13
ondrusu
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up vote
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down vote
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I installed Ubuntu 16.04 six months ago. Everything worked perfectly.
And then I installed Steam and I played a PC game for maybe 3 hours, and powered off my PC at night. The next day, there was a problem when booting my system.
Error: Enviroment block too small
I tried to find information about how to repair this and I tried to repair it with recovery mode. (here).
And I had the same problem with Windows (boot problem), then I re-installed and it was working again.
Maybe wrong SSD??
I don't want to reinstall again. Where is the problem?
Thank you for answer.
Here is log from BootRepair while using an Ubuntu liveCD.
PC:
- SSD Disk Samsung EVO 250GB
- Motherboard ASRock F55
- 12GB RAM (I tried Memory test and was good)
- GPU: GeForce GTX 960
- CPU: Intel Core i5
16.04 boot nvidia ssd
edited Jan 29 at 7:44
ravery
5,28451131
asked Jan 28 at 19:13
ondrusu
112
I installed Ubuntu 16.04 six months ago. Everything worked perfectly.
And then I installed Steam and I played a PC game for maybe 3 hours, and powered off my PC at night. The next day, there was a problem when booting my system.
Error: Enviroment block too small
I tried to find information about how to repair this and I tried to repair it with recovery mode. (here).
And I had the same problem with Windows (boot problem), then I re-installed and it was working again.
Maybe wrong SSD??
I don't want to reinstall again. Where is the problem?
Thank you for answer.
Here is log from BootRepair while using an Ubuntu liveCD.
PC:
- SSD Disk Samsung EVO 250GB
- Motherboard ASRock F55
- 12GB RAM (I tried Memory test and was good)
- GPU: GeForce GTX 960
- CPU: Intel Core i5
16.04 boot nvidia ssd
16.04 boot nvidia ssd
edited Jan 29 at 7:44
ravery
5,28451131
asked Jan 28 at 19:13
ondrusu
112
edited Jan 29 at 7:44
ravery
5,28451131
asked Jan 28 at 19:13
ondrusu
112
edited Jan 29 at 7:44
ravery
5,28451131
edited Jan 29 at 7:44
ravery
5,28451131
edited Jan 29 at 7:44
ravery
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5,28451131
asked Jan 28 at 19:13
ondrusu
112
asked Jan 28 at 19:13
ondrusu
112
asked Jan 28 at 19:13
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I tried to some things.
I found command sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
More here
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I tried to some things.
I found command sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
More here
answered Feb 3 at 16:37
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I tried to some things.
I found command sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
More here
answered Feb 3 at 16:37
ondrusu
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I tried to some things.
I found command sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
More here
answered Feb 3 at 16:37
ondrusu
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I tried to some things.
I found command sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
More here
answered Feb 3 at 16:37
ondrusu
112
answered Feb 3 at 16:37
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answered Feb 3 at 16:37
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answered Feb 3 at 16:37
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